Repost: The maximum number of errors has been exceeded.

I posted this question a week ago. Although I got one reply, I was wondering
if anyone else could help. To recap, I ran my VB6 project through the VB.NET
Upgrade Wizard. When it was done, the Task List only showed the first 102
errors and that 'the maximum number of errors has been exceeded'. I want
to know the exact number of errors. There's a big difference upgrading a
project with 150 errors versus a project with 5,000 errors. Is there a way
to know the exact number of errors?

If this can't be changed, this is a major show-stopper with the Upgrade Wizard.

"Beginner" <a@b.c> wrote:
>
>I ran a VB6 project (about 10,000 - 15,000 LOC) through the VB.NET Upgrade
>Wizard. The Task List is only showing me 102 errors. It says that 'the maximum
>number of errors has been exceeded'. Is there a way to change this maximum
>or get a complete list of all the errors I have to fix? It would be very
>helpful to know exactly how much code I have to fix.
>

I've never run the wizard but here's a couple ideas...

1) Could you estimate the total # of errors? If the wizard made it 25% of
the way through the code and had 100 errors you could ***-u-me 400 errors
total.

2) Break up the project into several projects just for conversion.

-- Mark

"Beginner" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:3b9502c7$1@news.devx.com...
>
> I posted this question a week ago. Although I got one reply, I was
wondering
> if anyone else could help. To recap, I ran my VB6 project through the
VB.NET
> Upgrade Wizard. When it was done, the Task List only showed the first 102
> errors and that 'the maximum number of errors has been exceeded'. I want
> to know the exact number of errors. There's a big difference upgrading a
> project with 150 errors versus a project with 5,000 errors. Is there a way
> to know the exact number of errors?
>
> If this can't be changed, this is a major show-stopper with the Upgrade
Wizard.
>
> "Beginner" <a@b.c> wrote:
> >
> >I ran a VB6 project (about 10,000 - 15,000 LOC) through the VB.NET
Upgrade
> >Wizard. The Task List is only showing me 102 errors. It says that 'the
maximum
> >number of errors has been exceeded'. Is there a way to change this
maximum
> >or get a complete list of all the errors I have to fix? It would be very
> >helpful to know exactly how much code I have to fix.
> >
>

Hi Beginner,

When you run the VB.NET Upgrade Wizard, it creates an Upgrade Report. This
report (named _UpgradeReport.htm) is added to your VB.NET solution as an
additional file. The total number of errors is displayed in the bottom right
of the report.

- Jim

"Beginner" <a@b.c> wrote:
>
>I posted this question a week ago. Although I got one reply, I was wondering
>if anyone else could help. To recap, I ran my VB6 project through the VB.NET
>Upgrade Wizard. When it was done, the Task List only showed the first 102
>errors and that 'the maximum number of errors has been exceeded'. I want
>to know the exact number of errors. There's a big difference upgrading a
>project with 150 errors versus a project with 5,000 errors. Is there a way
>to know the exact number of errors?
>
>If this can't be changed, this is a major show-stopper with the Upgrade
Wizard.
>
>"Beginner" <a@b.c> wrote:
>>
>>I ran a VB6 project (about 10,000 - 15,000 LOC) through the VB.NET Upgrade
>>Wizard. The Task List is only showing me 102 errors. It says that 'the
maximum
>>number of errors has been exceeded'. Is there a way to change this maximum
>>or get a complete list of all the errors I have to fix? It would be very
>>helpful to know exactly how much code I have to fix.
>>
>